Intellectual Pursuits

Entrepreneurship faculty at ASU collaborate across disciplines to lead technology transfer and intellectual property practices.

Resources
Learn why entrepreneurship matters.
Receive small business/technology transfer legal advice.
Commercialize your research.
Find funding for your entrepreneurial project.
Meet entrepreneurship faculty and campus leaders.
Learn about entrepreneurship research in the Phoenix community.

We value it. We teach it. We support it.
ASU faculty and staff from across disciplines are teaching courses related to entrepreneurship and innovation that provide students with the opportunity to use knowledge of their discipline to advance entrepreneurship and innovation. Through these programs, ASU students increase their influence on the community and confidence in their entrepreneurial and innovative skills.

In any field, the principles of entrepreneurship take the form of advocacy: pleading for supporting an idea or position, providing active support for an idea or action; for making a case and for taking action.

Carrie Thompson Jones

This multidisciplinary approach to small business and entrepreneurship will give us the skills to navigate the world at large.

- Carrie Thompson Jones, student.
ASU Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law